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Jekyll and Hyde Chapters 1-5

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is Utterson's first name?

a)

Gabriel

b)

Gideon

c)

Garth

d)

Gerald

2.

What is Enfield's first name?

a)

Robert

b)

Richard

c)

Raleigh

d)

Raymond

3.

What is Utterson's profession?

a)

Doctor

b)

Detective

c)

Lawyer

d)

Clergyman

4.

With whom does Utterson take a weekly walk?

a)

Enfield

b)

Poole

c)

Jekyll

d)

Lanyon

5.

What did Enfield see Hyde do late one night?

a)

Murder someone

b)

Break into Jekyll's house

c)

Trample a small girl

d)

Steal some bread

6.

What did a maid see Hyde do late one night?

a)

Murder someone

b)

Break into Jekyll's house

c)

Trample a small girl

d)

Steal some bread

7.

Why has Lanyon and Jekyll's friendship cooled?

a)

They had a dispute over Jekyll's scientific inquiries

b)

Lanyon found Jekyll's rundown laboratory unsettling

c)

They both fell in love with the same woman

d)

Jekyll stole Lanyon's research

8.

When Utterson tells Jekyll that he has “been learning something of young Hyde," how does Jekyll respond?

a)

He laughs and says that Utterson is lying

b)

He claims never to have met Hyde

c)

He admits everything

d)

He turns pale and asks Utterson to change the subject

9.

What happens to Jekyll after the Carew murder?

a)

He becomes more sociable and returns to charitable work

b)

He abandons science

c)

He becomes friends with Enfield

d)

He disappears

10.

The novel plays heavily on the Victorian era tension between...?

a)

Education and opportunity

b)

Civilisation and savagery

c)

Men and women

d)

Rich and wealthy

11.

What unique quality makes Utterson lovable despite his dullness?

a)

Happy in any situation

b)

Great storyteller

c)

Gentle nature

d)

His ability to look past reputation

12.

What specific behavior do Utterson and Enfield avoid so as not to compromise their reputations?

a)

Lying

b)

Gambling

c)

Gossiping

d)

Fighting

13.

Which feature of Stevenson's cityscape suggests a link between Mr. Hyde's crimes and his urban milieu?

a)

Twisting streets

b)

Open sewers

c)

Tall buildings

d)

Unpaved roads

14.

What is meant by the term 'troglodytic'?

a)

Sea-dwellers

b)

Aliens

c)

Deformed humans

d)

Ancient, primitive human beings that lived in caves

15.

When Dr. Lanyon says that Dr. Jekyll's actions would have separated even "Damon and Pythias", this is an example of which literary term?

a)

Allusion

b)

Alliteration

c)

Allegory

d)

Appeal to nature